Sergey,
I'll get a JIRA out there in a bit -- quick question -- what do you
see the eventual approach to be? I'm guessing based upon the
programmatic configuration example that a servlet wrapper which does
the following would work:
- instantiates a JAXRSServerFactoryBean
- sets the server address
- loads an external XML file in the form of:
<ServiceBeans>
<ServiceBean class="com.me.Foo1" address="/"/>
<ServiceBean class="com.me.Foo2" address="/"/>
...
<ServiceBean class="com.me.Foon" address="/"/>
</ServiceBeans>
and then dynamically instantiates these, setting them on the factory
bean.
- creates the server.
If such a servlet were loaded on startup in the web.xml file, that
seems like it would do it, no? Of course, I suppose this could just be
added to the CXFServlet.
Thoughts?
Brad
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On Nov 12, 2008, at 9:22 AM, Sergey Beryozkin wrote:
Hi Brad
No - we can't do it yet but we'll have to be able to do some if not
all of the configuration from web.xml...
Can you open a JIRA please for this valid issue be tracked and
eventually prioritized ?
We can only do it with Spring or programmatically at the moment
Cheers, Sergey
All,
I was just looking at the jax-rs configuration doc in the user's
guide, and it gives info for configuring jax-rs with a Spring
beans.xml file. Suppose I don't want to use Spring? Can I
configure jax-rs exclusively in my web.xml?
Brad
Brad O'Hearne
Owner / Developer
Big Hill Software
ph.480.280.1468
fx.888.600.8806
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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